Ten previously unheard songs from David Bowie’s early career are set to be released on streaming platforms and vinyl starting Friday, offering a rare glimpse into the artist’s formative years as “Davie Jones.”
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This is gold for collectors. The 60s Bowie era is so underrepresented compared to Ziggy or the Berlin trilogy. Finally, some proper attention!
Are we really going to pay for vinyl again? Honestly, streaming is fine, but the packaging always feels overpriced these days.
It’s fascinating how these acetates survived since 2016 but are only being released now. What took them so long?
Ten tracks? That feels like a lot for just demos. I’ll probably just listen to the standout tracks rather than the whole album.
I never knew about this! Bowie had so many different phases. Can’t wait to hear what Davie Jones sounded like before the fame.